... Lion), Mr. Buckstoue ; Baptiste (a Tra- i' ''Ters —Amelia (betrothed to Theodore, aged Mr. -■»'* (late oflhe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, her 7 Mr. P 0 P c 7 re ) ; Georgette (her Daughter, aged 6), il iW* 1 1 Lmii-e (Attendant on Amelia), Mrs. Tay- ufl ...

... Lion), Mr. Buck-tone; B-.pti-te (a Tra- ?? senders.— Amelia (betrothed to Theodore, aged ;l ' | al ...

... beautiful Moonlight Scene of the RUINS of „'„ .. S 1 - ABBEY, produced by the celebrated Mr. Stanfield, of the t. L ' AN Royal, Drury Lane, will be exhibited ror the last' tuna. k. *'« Mr. Wilson on the Tight Rope. Au entire novelty M'- CARNIVAL of VENICE ...

... ou), Mr. Buckstone ; Bapli-te (a Tra- Mr Sanders.— Amelia (betrothed to Theodore, aged _ Pone(lale ofthe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, her ?? ?? here); Georgette (her Daughter, aged 6), „ ,.i.„,eliiia; hou.-e (Attendant on Amelia), Mrs. Tay- \lal«i ...

... country. KING'S THEATRE.— Opera, LA DONNA DEL LAGO.— THIS EVENING, BOXES in (he be-t part of the House, and Pit Tickets.— Drury. Lane, this Evening, two Boxes at 1/. 11«. 61., and two at 11. Is. each.— Admi-sion- for the Season, 3/. 13-. 6d.— Covent-Garden ...

... vicimty, that his CONCERT is fixed for TUESDAY the 25th of this month— The Vocal part by Mre. SALMON, Mr THORNE, from the Drury Lane Theatre, Mr C. FISHER and Mr. HOBBS. LEADER OF THE BAND DR HAGUE. VIOLINCELLO, Mr. LINDLEY. Further particulars in future ...

... to unless accompanied with remittances, and postage paid. P. S. Persons visiting London may obtain Boxes at the King's, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden Theatres— on tbe most reasonable terms. HOPTON INCLOSURE. T^T OTICE is hereby given. That the Commis- ...

... NUNN. LEA DERO F TII E B A ND, DR. HA GUE. VIOLONCELLO, Mr. LINDLEY. The Vocal Part by -MRS. SALMON, Mr. THORNE. fromt/ie Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. C. FISHER.and Mr. HOBBS. Tickets 7s. each, to be had at Air. Reeve's Music Ware- house, and Mr. Nunn's, Church-yard ...

... it due tw himself to state, ihat lhal Lady was always un- der his tuition up to Ihe conclusion of her last engagement at Drury -lane — D. CORRI continues lo leach MUSIC in all its branches, in a specified lime aad stipulated lerms ; foil par- ticulars which ...

... Lihrarv, Sl. JamrsVstreet, of wlio- 1 mny be had an excellent Box for the Season, or Alter- nate Weeks. rjO VKNT - GARDEN and DRURY - LANE ?? VVr R sF-,T° **y '£*?by .he NIGHT, a LARGE I itIVAIK BOX at (ovent-Garden Theatre, sitiiaied on liie Her over (be Dress ...

... be publicly viewed two days prior to the sale, and cata- logues had in Covent-gnrdeu. Private Bo:, in the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, iccentlv iti the possession of the Duke of Marlborough, with the privilege of immediate occupation.— By Messrs. ROBINS ...

... PUBLISHED, the MUSIC in the ad- mired popular comic Opera, THE TWO HOUSES OF GRENADA, now performing nt the Theatre Royal Drury- lane. composed by J. AUGUSTINE WADE, Esq.— Where is the spring time of youth and of pleasure ? sung by Mrs. Geesin; Ask not ...